Japanese medical company plans to open a diagnostic center in Almaty for early spotting of cancer

According to K. Komatsu, the main mission of the organization is the export of the achievements of Japanese medicine abroad and Almaty has been chosen as a start in the Central Asian region.

"We want to open not only a clinic in Almaty, but a diagnostic center for the detection of cancer at an early stage, which significantly increases the treatment effectiveness of and reduces its cost. The center will be equipped by the most advanced technologies. Besides to the financial investments and technology transfer, it is important for us to raise the skills of local specialists, including through internships in Japan ", said the Vice President of “Medical Excellence Japan “.

In turn, the governor of the megapolis noted that the country of the rising sun is one of its key partners in Kazakhstan. Last year, the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Nursultan Nazarbayev, during the space bridge launched the Tokyo Rope Almaty steel plant. A construction of a second high-tech plant for the production of engineering systems protection of a transnational corporation is being built on the territory of the Industrial Zone.

"Within the framework of the Japanese business club established in Almaty, we are ready to provide comprehensive support to the project. Japan is known for high-tech economy and is associated with high quality products in any field. The opening of such a clinic in Almaty will become a pledge of improving the quality of medical services in general, and as a consequence of the development of medical tourism in Almaty," said Bauyrzhan Baibek.

Following the meeting, the parties signed a memorandum of cooperation and agreed to develop a concrete plan for the implementation of the project.

It should be noted that economic cooperation between Almaty and Japan continues to grow dynamically.During the first half of this year, trade circulation increased by 84.9% compared to the same period last year, 14 joint and 21 Japanese enterprises were registered in the city.